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Anton Van Hertbruggen’s Outdoor Expressions

An illustrated scene of a camping trip featuring a green and brown old car with luggage on top, a child digging in the sand, and a tent nearby surrounded by trees and a lake in the background.

There’s something magical about the nostalgia that lives in Anton Van Hertbruggen’s paintings.

A colorful diorama depicting various animals such as monkeys, deer, and tigers in a lush, tropical setting with trees and a decorative structure in the background.
This painting of a wildlife diorama looks like it could exist in a Wes Anderson film.

The color palette seems somehow vintage, while giving a lovely feeling of summers spent relaxing and exploring the woods.

With giant wild creatures, and a sense of 1960s sensibility, we love this artist’s work.

A vibrant and detailed mural depicting a tropical scene, featuring a large tree, wildlife, a campsite with a tent, and a mountainous background.
A colorful illustration of a forest scene featuring several rabbits near a wooden information signboard with a map, surrounded by tall trees and a lush background.

Fantastical animals and vintage cabin vibes abound in his work.

An artistic illustration of a large structure resembling a tent, containing various animals including a giraffe, zebra, and deer, surrounded by trees and a starry sky.
A stylized illustration of a forest scene featuring tall pine trees, stacked logs, and a blue barrel near a path, with vibrant colors and artistic textures.

See more of his expressive work on Instagram.

A tiger lying on the ground in a scenic landscape with a pink arched structure behind it, featuring hanging remnants and colorful decorations.
An imaginative illustration featuring a large giraffe and bear towering over a nighttime landscape with a full moon. A person in a space suit stands beside a globe on a rocky surface, while airplanes fly in the starry sky.

Images © Copyright Anton Van Hertbruggen.

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  1. Pingback: Exploring Nostalgia and Nature in Anton Van Hertbruggen’s Art - KillBait Archive

  2. Julie

    Beautiful! What an awesome way to view things. : )

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